elpajaroquemamais

elpajaroquemamais t1_iu3i7x8 wrote

No, I’m saying two things, people were accurately describing what right hand doors and left hand doors are. No one said anything about reverse. I’m also saying that as a contractor that has worked for at least a dozen other contractors and ordered and installed hundreds of doors, no one uses that language. For inside houses it simply doesn’t matter. A left hand door and a right hand reverse are the same thing. For outside doors, you specify inswing or outswing in addition to the hand. You might sell doors, but you’ve clearly never installed one.

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elpajaroquemamais t1_iu3h41j wrote

Uh, no. The hinge placement can change based on which side of the door you are standing on. Are you telling me that standing on the other side of a door you’d call it left hand vs right hand? If you are standing outside a room and the hinge is on the right, but it opens toward you, it’s a left hand door. You’re just wrong.

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elpajaroquemamais t1_itsf1wo wrote

That’s by far the best way to deal with COVID if you have it. No one is suggesting to exercise COVID away. Just those who exercise fight it off better even when sitting in the house away from sunlight.

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